Motorola Should Buy Palm

When Google announced its Nexus One phone, it appeared that the new Android-driven connected device ecosystem would be a three-headed monster: Qualcomm as provider of the chips, Google as maker of the operating system and HTC as the preferred device manufacturer. (In the PC-centric WinTel world, the infamous troika consisted of Microsoft, Intel and Dell.) The Nexus One release essentially left Motorola and the guy who bet the company on Android, CEO Sanjay Jha, out in the cold.